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New Episodes of "Ultimate Factories" Tonight

January 28-February 3
	Ultimate Factories: "Caterpillar" and "Winnebago" TONIGHT at 8P et/pt SEE A CLIP FROM "CATERPILLAR" >> SEE A CLIP FROM "WINNEBAGO" >> The Caterpillar 797B is so large that assembly takes place at six different locations. Tour all of the factories that build this mining Goliath. In "Winnebego," the Vectra, Winnebago's newest mega-mobile, offers 400 square feet of luxury living space, plus basement storage. Follow assembly from chassis factory to the "Big Bertha" mega-plant. Explorer: "Inside Sumo" WEDNESDAY at 8P et/pt This ancient Japanese tradition is more than a sport — it's a way of life. And now it's under invasion from the outside world. NGC reports. Shanghai SuperTower THURSDAY at 8P et/pt With 101 floors, the Shanghai World Financial Center is China's tallest structure, engineered to withstand the toughest environmental challenges — and even deadlier human threats. Science of Steroids SUNDAY at 10P et/pt They're illegal without a prescription and banned by all major sports, but NGC discovers the popular science behind anabolic steroids is a mix of half-truths and hyperbole. I Came Back From the Dead TUESDAY at 8P et/pt Meet three people who were clinically dead — and now live to tell about it. Follow the forensic inquest into the mystery of how they survived. SIX DEGREES COULD CHANGE THE WORLD Sunday February 10 8P et/9P pt The difference between the world as we know it and a disaster movie is only a matter of degrees. Visit the Site >> Clips From the Show >> PRESERVE OUR PLANET FILM + PSA CONTEST College students can enter a short film or PSA for a chance to win up to $5,000 and an opportunity to meet top National Geographic Explorers. Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest partners include ecoAmerica and greencareers, powered by MonsterTrak.
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